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MNM Scales LLC
(832) 290-3120
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21249 FM 529 Rd,
Cypress, TX 77433

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Scale Calibration & Repair in Rosenberg & Richmond, TX

Scale calibration and repair in Rosenberg and Richmond, TX, for the farms, pecan growers, rail-served plants and distribution centers of Fort Bend County. Our TDA-registered technicians come down the Grand Parkway from Cypress, calibrate livestock, floor, bench and counting scales where you use them, and repair load cells, cables and indicators from our own stock. Every scale gets an in-house or NIST-traceable certificate.

A Railroad Junction Beside the County Seat

Richmond is one of the oldest towns in the region, laid out on the Brazos River in 1837 and made the seat of Fort Bend County that same year. Cotton and later rice fields surrounded it. When Richmond refused the railroad a right-of-way, the line built a station three miles west in 1880 at the crossing of two railroads, and the town that grew there was named for Henry Rosenberg, a Galveston businessman and railway president.

Rosenberg is still a rail town. Its industrial parks hold manufacturers and distribution centers with access to I-69 and the ports to the south. Around both cities, Fort Bend farms and ranches raise cattle and hay, pecan orchards sell by the pound, and Richmond’s county offices, clinics and courts add steady demand for medical and office scales.

What Fort Bend Weighs

IndustryWhat gets weighedScalesClass
Farms and ranchesCattle, hay, feedLivestock, floorIIIL
Pecan growers and sellersPecans by the poundNTEP bench, platformIII
Rail-served manufacturersComponents, cratesCounting, craneIII
Distribution centersPallets, parcelsFloor, pallet, parcelIII
Clinics and county officesPatients, mailPhysician, benchIII
LP7628B-2043 floor scale, 660 lb, 43 x 20 inch platform
LP7628B-2043 compact floor scale for feed rooms and docks
Brecknell PS1000 veterinary and livestock floor scale
Brecknell PS1000 livestock and vet scale

Compact platforms like the 660 lb LP7628B floor scale suit feed rooms, shipping docks and pecan sacks, and a Brecknell PS1000 handles calves, goats and vet work. When pecans or feed are sold by weight, the scale must be legal for trade.

Repairs on Farms and Docks

  • Livestock platforms with a failed load cell after a hard knock, tested and replaced.
  • Water and mud in outdoor junction boxes, cleaned, resealed and calibrated.
  • Chewed or cut cables in barns and yards, replaced and checked.
  • Dock scales in Rosenberg distribution centers with forklift damage or failed indicators.
  • Pecan scales that stick or drift at the start of harvest, repaired and placed back into service with the TDA paperwork.

Repairs are quoted per job. During harvest or sale season, a rental keeps you weighing while yours is fixed.

Harvest Season and Trade Rules

Selling pecans, hay, feed or cattle by weight makes the scale a commercial device: it must meet NIST Handbook 44 and be suitable for its use, usually an NTEP-approved model, and be placed into service by a registered technician of a TDA-licensed service company, with the RWM-780 filed. Calibrate before harvest so the scale is ready when buyers arrive. Manufacturers with quality systems may need a NIST-traceable certificate. See legal-for-trade calibration.

Farm and pecan scales are usually calibrated yearly, before the season; dock scales every three to six months. On-site calibration is finished during the visit, and drop-offs are usually ready in 1 to 3 business days.

Getting to Rosenberg and Richmond

From our Cypress shop toMain routeRound trip (approx.)
RichmondGrand Parkway (SH 99), Mason Road, then FM 359About 47 miles
RosenbergGrand Parkway (SH 99), then FM 723About 51 miles
Approximate driving distances from our shop at 21249 FM 529 Rd, Cypress, measured with OpenStreetMap route data (OSRM) in October 2026. Your street address sets the exact mileage.

The $295 on-site call plus $2 per mile, round trip, is charged once per visit, with each scale priced by capacity. A farm with a livestock scale and a feed-room scale pays one call. For floor and livestock scales, our technicians bring their own certified test weights. Book below, one per scale, and send your list.

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Rosenberg and Richmond Scale Service FAQ

What does a Rosenberg visit cost?

Rosenberg is about 51 miles round trip from our shop and Richmond about 47. The $295 on-site call plus $2 per mile, round trip, is charged once per visit, with each scale priced by capacity.

Do I need a legal-for-trade scale to sell pecans?

Yes. Any scale that sets a price must meet NIST Handbook 44 and be suitable for its use, usually an NTEP-approved model, and be placed into service under Texas rules. We handle the calibration and RWM paperwork.

Do you calibrate livestock scales on farms?

Yes. We bring heavy test weights and calibrate livestock platforms and chute scales on-site.

Can you repair a dock scale damaged by a forklift?

Yes. We test each cell and the cable, replace what failed and recalibrate.

When should I calibrate before harvest?

A few weeks before the season, so any repair is done before buyers arrive.

Do you serve the rest of Fort Bend County?

Yes. Send your address and we will quote the mileage.

Book Rosenberg or Richmond Scale Service

Call (832) 290-3120 (24/7) or request a quote.